Most Top 10 Famous Raids
On June 9, 1667, the Dutch Navy gave the British Royal Navy its most exceedingly terrible annihilation in its history in what is known as the Raid on the Medway. The Dutch blazed 13 British boats, including 3 of the biggest ("capital ships") and towed away 2 all the more expansive boats, including the Flagship of the Royal Navy, the HMS Royal Charles. This strike was carried out in England, far up the stream Thames and afterward up the waterway Medway at Chatham. Striking strikes, for example, this are frequently astoundingly fruitful, and once in a while less. Attacks are amazement assaults of brief time, rather than intrusions or other maintained ambushes. Here we rundown 10 attacks, fruitful or not, in light of their notoriety/disgrace, imperativeness, or sheer chutzpa. What strikes would you incorporate in this rundown? (Note: Panty attacks, assaults on the cooler and such are not to be considered!)
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10. Dieppe, 1942.

9. Pearl Harbor, 1941.

8. Raid on Gananoque, 1812.

7. Quantrill’s Raid, 1863.

6. Operation Opera (aka Operation Babylon), 1981.

5. St. Nazaire, 1942.

4. Osama bin Laden, 2011.

3. Son Tay (Operation Ivory Coast), 1970.

2. Entebbe, 1976.

1. The Raid on the Medway, 1667.
